Prom dresses customise or buy?

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Brittany M.

Mar 15, 2015

Brittany M.

It's rare for me to think this way but I'm not sure if I should buy or get a prom dress customised?
I'm thinking of getting one made for me because of my figure, I'm a hourglass but I want a long dress to his my eczema. Not many dresses really suit me since I'm pale skinned.
This dress for example is £160 online but if I was to buy a dress I want to try it in before I buy it.
What would you do?

Tessandra R.

Mar 15, 2015

Tessandra R.

I would personally buy a dress and then have it customized to your liking. If you wanted to add or remove fabric/details you'd be able to and you'd be able to know that the dress fits you. For example you could add a keyhole back, add sleeves, etc. I hope I helped!! Xx

Hannah K.

Mar 15, 2015

Hannah K.

If you aren't 100% sure, don't buy it. Like a wedding dress, you'll know when it's the one. I brought my prom dress from TKMAXX and it was 35 quid, I put it on and instantly loved everything about it.

Anna D.

Mar 16, 2015

Anna D.

I would buy...:/

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